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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAuLT HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE
ArayiIrnt Of III" sum Of twelvA dollars aud INV
cents, which Is claincd to b" due at III. dAts of mi.
notice upon = certain mortgage. duly executed aud de-
livered by Lewis Conner to DIS d johnson, Charlie, 1.
johnson and Horace IIancc, copar,ners W. d i !;
Johnson \ Son and IIance, bearing date tho x,d dav
OF June, 1854, AMI duly recorded In tho ofHco al M,
register Of deed. In and for tho county Of Rarns.y sni
Territory Of Dakota, on the 18th day Of juno, A u
a ass' ;% .s 3 s ss5' Sd J an. md y s:7, '" %sie 4 of. of %.r,s.srs:
VA. given to secure tho payment Of vne
noto for twenty five dollars, payable 4, Md
mortgages In install,ncnts Of two and 5o:l@ dsi.
lars zach, and default having been made In the nav.
ment of two and Nifty -aandrcltiIs dollars on Juns ~
1887, and by tho terms Of said noto and mortgage IN,
mortgages or their assigns were Empowered to ,l-.lurs
tho whole Of said mortgage due and payable ,,.n dc.
fault In the iaymsnt OF my of -nid ins,allmcn,. and
til" undersigned has declared tho whole Of said in.
%stallmrnts due according 70 the ntipulaiions in said
mortgage contained. md said mortgage having on
July ], 1881, for u valuable consideration and BIZ An
instrument in writing been duly msigned To Dlv s,,r.
umgaiL. the present owner AMI holder therrof, ~hics
said assignment WA duly recorded in III" ONCE uf tho
register of deeds Of itansry county, II. T.. on Auv. IN
1887, ut " o'clock T. III, aud recorded In book q Of mort
Hagcs on page 1913. and no action Or proceeding NJ law
ur nt'ier"isn having been instituted t. recnyr M.
debt secured by said mortgage, or any Dart thereof.
Now, therefore,, notice IL hereby given, that Nv yir
tue or power of sale contained in said mortrnx.
AMI pursuant to the -tntnto in such case made ami ~,
vidri, the said mortgage will DO furecio,.L. and IN.
premises described In and covered by said nor,rav,
VIZ; the southwest quarter Of tho southeast quarter
ana the southeast quarter Of III. southwest ou.,,,r -
section number twelve, and tho northwest nusrtrr nj
the northeast quarter and the northeast o,srter ~ IN.
northwest quarter Of section hlmt.r thirteen. Mi in
Township number ono hundred and fifty. four. OF rnnu.
number ~sixty-fvc, containing Ia oil on, hunlr,i AMI
sixty acres, according to government survey In R.n,...
county and Territory Of Dakota. wiihtIe h.redit.mru;.
and nppnItciianc"s, will bo sold ut public aurtion n,
| the highest bidder for cash. To pay suid debt and Intc,
est and III. taxes, II any, on snii premises and twen.
'y.il'e dollars attorney. fec. M stipulated in and h,
said mortgage IN case Of foreclosure, and tho di.Iau,.c.
ilclta allowed Ivy law; which sAle will bo mad. n, ~.
sheriff Of said Ramsey county, at tho front door II H.
court iols" in the city Of Devils Lake, In sajd couns.
ann territory, on the Goth day Of September, A d, 1851.
any time within ono year from the day of vale n. nr..
vidcd by law. '' p0'
Dated Devils Lake, b T. August u, A u. 1857.
OLE SERCMGAKD,
nru Assignee Of Mortgages.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03
D%runksnness or tho Liquor Habit Positively
Cured by administering Dr.. Haines'
GoldAn NnorSnN

It can be given In . cup OF coffee or tea with
out the knowledge OF the person taking It; ia
absolutely harmless and will effect a Perlna-
nent and speedy cure. whether the patientis 2
Thousands Of %drunkards have been made toni.
perate men who have taken Golden SPECIFIC
N their coffee without their knowledge, and
today believe they quit drinking OF their own
free win. 1T NEWER FAILS. The system
once inpregnated with the Specific it becomes
an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to
EXIST. For full particulars, address GOLDEN
SPEClflC CO.. lS5 Race st.. Cincinnati. O,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03

Land Office at Grand Forks, u 7, July y, 1857
Notice il hereby given that tho following named settler
iihH filrri notice Of his intention to make final pr,nf In
support of his claim, and that said proof will lie maj,
before T z Saunders, clerk Of district court at Dsvih
Lake, Y. T.. on SeptomhSr IL. 1887, viz: EITZ-
ERA1D ID 3 No 1886. for the y o u sec 10. town rs
n, range CO W..
lilo names the following witnesses 10 prove his COS.
tinrons residence upon, and cultivation Of said laaJ:
i!uihh"lt l. bliss, Joseph Picard, George Dixon ind
Frank Kitten, all "f Devils Lake. ID. T..
1923 II q T,r.,.v R.,;,..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03
Reduced Rates.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 29.-The Northern
Pacific and Manitoba roads on Septem-
Der l will reduce the price Of thousand
mile tickets from $50 to $25, IN the for
mer road good between all stations east
of the Missouri river, on the Manitoba
over the entire system.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03

NEXT year when the taxpayers
throughout Dakota are called upon to
pay an increase tax of nine-tenths mills
they will very naturally inquire, into
the cause. The INTER-OcEAN can't now
give the reason for this increase. We
only know that the territory is at pres
ent i'll the hands OF Democratic ere.
formers" May be that is the reason.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03
PROBATE NOTICE.

TE';kiToEY or DAKOTA-KAMsEY COUNTY
L IN lr.tmtr Court. Angus. Torn, 1857.
Ma Pf"lnt" Court held in and for Ks,n,-v ,,,u,v
ai' icrtit'ry OF Dakota, at the office III III. Juix, ~
PROBATE, IN I'll" city Of Devil, iak,, In will county. on
tho 18th day Of August, A 1887.
Present, hon + Mc'lory, judi. ,r Probate.
Order setting dny for probate Of win.
In III. matter Of proving tho ias, viii and ,,,,,u.,,
81 Charles Pratt, 'lrcansod.
oh reading and Ming tho verified petition N
'haii.s CnrTi"r I'rnponnIing for probate a pap.r rnr.
porting u j.. tn" last will and testament OF Charlie,
ifai' intc OF Ramsey county, Dakota, decoas.d. r-,tiox
'"r.h mat said last will AMI testament relate, u both
Iea' "hI personal e-tat: ani naming the heirs At law
anu next Of kin Of said deceased, said petitioner heinz
me executor Of said deceased, and praying that said
WIN may be proved and allowed as tho I.st will and
testament 6l the said Charles Pratt iccen,-i. and tia:
iettc!s parliamentary thereupon Issued to Charles
. "rflcf, thc executor named in said last will aud to-.
t"hc'!t, ana VINO has consented to act "a such sxrx.u-
TOR When duly appointed, and that a citation is,uo Ia
Inc subscribing witncsor, 10 said last will and tssta.
iienf, requiring them to appear AMI tcstify In relatiyr
~ inc execution Of said last will and testament. And
mat notice De given tho hcin at law, usxt OF kin and
AL l'"r.ons interested in sail estate Of tho tim. and
lIacc Oh hearing Of said petition. tits hereby ordered
that sara tetitioh be heard by the judge Of the proiAt,
court to DO held at his Office in the CITY OF Devils isl.
IN .aii county, on Saturday, the 81 day Of septemb.,
Al. 1887, at O'Clock p. m, to attend thu hes Of
SAIL petition and tho TroIntc 0! said will.
~ IS Iurther ordered that notice be given u tn,
hcirs Al law and next Of kin, sut all persons interest.
%, ~ me estat" Of "aid dscsaasd, by publishing d copy
Inns order for three successive weeks, once in esri,
week. prior 10 said hearing, in Ii. Iutcr Ocean. =
hs~alaier published in said county.
Ky the Court.
P.J J.. McCIORY.
" Judge OF Probate.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03
BuCkIen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world FOR Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhcum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands.
iC%hllblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
Bennett & Horsman; also by Omich Il
Chafee, Bartlett.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03

Land Office ut Grand Forks. Dakota, AuRIB. 1857
Notice is hereby given tina. the following named ST.
tier has filed notice Of his intention to make nnL
proof in support Of his claim, and that saii proof
will hc made before the Clerk Of Di-tric, Conrt Of
Ramsey county: At Devil. Lake. Dak, on October II.
the II Il sw 4 sec 10, town lb3, rAnse 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove Ills coo.
inuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said land:
George Wheeler Arstus Doty Andrew T. Oieg.ard aud
William Elliott, all of DEVILS Lake Dak.
2l2G &c, TIFFANY Register
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03

Land Office at Grand Forks, OAK, Aug. l., lss7,-
Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler
has filed notice Of his Intention TO make final proof
III support OF his claim, and that sid proof viii b
made before the Judge aud ox-oficio clerk Of tho pre.
bate court for Ramsey county, Dakota. at Devils Lake.
Oak, ON Sept. u. 1887, viz ABRAHAM GREEN.
uKt', ID 5 llll7, for lots ), I aud 8 and 81, !. NV X
section b town l56 r 81.
lie name. the following witnesses to prove hIs cou.
tinuons rcsidenc" upon, and cultivation Of, said land:
Louis Grawoig, Helms Grawoig, Isaac u DelAvech and
Jacob GrosIunn, all Of Devils Lake, Oak.
nc TIFFANY. Register.
JOHN W. MAHER, Attorney 1924
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03
CHESTERFIELD rY ME EeLs15'A

Calvcd Jan. I, 1882; imported by Sn; III. + Powell
Syracuse. \. r.; purchased by Martin 4. sweet, Grand
Rapids, Mich. April q. 1855, and by Wilcox d Liz
gilt, Benson. MINI June II, 1855. Now the property
Of LaI;ue, Devils Lake. May be .ccn ut La:!:nc'1,
Rock Island, Registered No. 2tei lmf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CoUSTY CLERK,
DEVILS LAKE RAMSEY COUNTY. DAE,t
August 20. lss'.
.'"tic: is hereby given, that proposals sill h. re-
cri,r'i a; :hi- Office ui' to Saturday, Sept II. 1887, ut 1.
m for the furnishing Of Vault and Jail Door, Jail
Tell and Corridor for the new court house and jail.
For plans. etc, inquire Ut John A PercivaI, Coanty
Clerk, Devils Lake. Oak.
CIIAS A CCRRIKR,
Chairman Board OF Co Con.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03

Land Office at Devils Lake. Oak, Aug q, 1857
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named settler
mas Med notice of his intention to make anal prool in
support OF his claim, and that said proof will is md,
before the register and receiver at fRsiis Lake, Dak.
on October 10. lss7. viz: DAVID } ATCHlSON. NE
lie names the following witnesses to provo hi. cor.
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land:
Benjamin ID Regain, John Z lsrsaa. David II Turner.
Harry Lake, all Of Devils Lake, Dak.
HENRY ". LORD, I.xi.tsr.
John W Mafer, Attorney. s,..1
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03

laad Office at Grand Forks, Oak, Aug 2. 1851
Notice Is hereby given that the follo~i Ing NAMED settler
support Of her claim, and that said prof viii X msde
before the judge or In hi. absence before r e Saun.
ders, clerk OF district court at Devils Lake. DIT, On
ctto.ef 2''iss', VIZ: HATTIE d STONE, b s ll4,s
fer the mel sec u. town l5+ range IS.
Sho names tho following witnesses to prove her coz.
tinu1Ms residence upon. and cultivation o. said land.
ander Mclean, all Of Devils Lake. Oak.
Z..' DC TIFFANY. Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03

Land Office 1t Grand Forks. Dakota, Aug %, 1857
mas Med notice OF his intention to make Anal pruof In
suppsrt OF hi. claim, and that said proof will 10 msds
oei1re the judge or in his atsencs before r C Sander,
October >. 1887, viz: JOHN II SHEPARD,fo for the ,wE
s", sec I, and nv; nwA sec ls, town ls2, rangv q
AMI lot q: sec ~ and ne}44 ne.lI sec 49, l52, s..
t!nno,t, residence upon, and cultivation oI said land.
yer, all Of odessa, Uak. ~
@@.27 BIC. TIIFANY, Rcsi.tsr.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-03
FINAL PROOF NOTICES,

PAYMENT in advance for final proofs
IN this journal must be made when no
tice is handed to the printer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-02
IAR DOCrORs MEET.
Their Reports show the County to Bt
Healthy Conc ition.

Their Reports show the County to lie In a
Healthy Concition.
A stated meeting of the Lancaster City and
County Medical society was held in Il. A. II.
hall, this city, Wedpes sdsy afternoon.
The following named members were pres
ent DrA Albright, Berntheisel, Baker
Boardmsn, Rlsckwood, Craig, Compton, Dun.
lap Ehler, Foreman, Hurst Lines weaver,
Livingston, J. K Lehman, J. II. Musser,
Miller, II. A. Mowery, Newpher, Roebuck,
b. j. Reamsnyder, q. NJ Resmsny der,
Roland, Sunny, T. Thompson, W. B..
Thorne, J. NJ. Wilmer. W. J. Wentz, Wei.
chans, d. b. Weaver, Wesemsn, J. l.. Z.eg.
Ter.
Reports were received from all parts of the
county showing a very excellent condition
Of health, there being no epidenics or other
serious diseases to any great extent
DR.. J. II. Musser read long and interest
Ing paper on "obstetrics," which led to q
discussion In which many of the members
participated. Without trsnsscting any other
business the society adjourned.
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Tho Reformed Church.


The general synod of the Reformed church
In the United States Is In session ct Akron,
Summit county, Ohio. This body represents
the entire Reformed church In the United
States. 1t is q delegated body, one out Of
every tea ministers being chosen As dele
gates. They meet once in three years, and
represent total membership OF over 20O, O,0O0
There are two Marylan classes, one Ger
man and one English. The German
ciassis in Maryland is entitled to the
representation OF one minister and one
elder. The minister chosen to repre-.
sent II is Rev. NJ. Bachman. The English
classes have six representatives,, three minis.
ters and three elders The ministers are Rev.
+. X. Eschbsch, OF Frederick, Rev. j. 8.
Kiefisr, OF Hsgerstown, and Rev. VIM. Rook,
OF IN anchester. tt entire church in the nited
States Is represented by about 100 each OF
elders and ministers. Some OF the questions
that will como up for the confederation Of
the body are those OF the fiusl adoption OF
liturgy, the adoption OF Q general church
hymn-bOok, the order OF deaconesses,
woman's foreign missionary societies, the
endowment OF the colleges and theological
seminares, one at Tiffin, Ohio, and one at
Lancaster, Pa, an overture from some OF the
classes looking toward = union with the
Dutch Reformed and Northern Presbyterian
churches
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y Akh . r..
rev Nora NArGes.

NEW Yoxs, June S-rlour market steady {;
Fine, q lod3 Is; Supernne, q is0S ~ ;
good to choice extra Western. 81 sSs3s % good
to fancy extra state. q Io0a " common to good
extra Western. % toS1 50.
wheat-No. Red state. esk69,: No. . DO
sebsc; No. Red. winter. } une. skc; July, SSc {;
r0eipts, l6i Go; shipments. -. .0i bus.
Corn-No. mixed cash. t,bac do June, 47i.c |;
July. 4sc receipts. ol.'p; shipments. 1900
bus.
Oats-No white state. sN2 eSe: No DO
Sisc; No; Mixed. June. Ss>s'; July. Sasc: re-
ipts, 7l,0G bus shipments, $50
Bye dur Western. sa0xc state, s7k0ss,.
Barley nominal.
PORK dull old meas, 0lSoo
Lar0-Aux, " S
Molasses Il rn at sDkc for 20 boiling stock.
Turpenune dull at SI5Skc
kosin firm :: strained 10 good, u ?ssfl 27S.
Petroleum dun /; Renned. In cases. SIC.
Freights duh grain to London. 2Ld
Butter steady: WESTERN Creamery. lii, a. &c.
Cheese .teadv State Factory. new. 7Iol sc
white, lOk0 cAc.
sggs steady; Stale. l'c; western, ltG
lSSc,
sugar dull; Ysnned Cuuoaf. . l.ls0asc
6rAMulated, SIC.
Tallow dull prime city. SAc.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair to good. 203kc.
Colee strong fair carxoss. &C Tor RIO.
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ODASA d

wOIrxR-May 81, 1857. in this citv, George
william, son. OF Jacob and Mary offer, In the
7th year OF hi> age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are re.
specttuiiy invited to attend the funera, from
the residence of his parents, No. 23 East Wal
nut street, on Friday after noon at ek O'Clock.
srRlNaSe -On June l. lss', in this city. Jacob
Springer, In the 10Th year OF his sge.
lnteimsnt Mt W Woodward nm on Friday morn.
ing. 81 inst. at 10 O'Clock.
PHAPscL.-June !, ls>1, Cece'ia obcr, wife of
John n Pearsol, In her 6ith year.
Ihe relatives aud friends of the family are 70
specttuliy invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her husband, No cUt West Vine
street, on Saturday mo'ning, June 4. at IL
O'Clock. lnterment private. Please omit dow
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Republican Fraud .. Indlsntovn.

The citizens' meeting to investigate the
alleged frauds ct lndiantown, will be held at
o'clock this afternoon. Immedistsly after
tho vote was counted the ballot box was taken
to the office OF Justice Wilmer, and given in
his custody. The box will be opened
publicly at the meeting and the tickets read
oil and recounted in the presence Of the
voters of the district Last year when there
were watchers sent from this city the district
wss evenly divided between the two factions.
This year the Bull Ringers were returned q
receiving an almost solid vote with the ex-
cepsion OF Burkholder, for sheriff, and the
opposition claim that Mentzsr and all the
candidates on that combination reosiyed a
much larger vote than was returned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-02
Quay Vexed and Threatened.

State Treasurer Quay and Auditor General
Norris are vexed over the failure OF the
revenue bill. Quay suggests sinister pur-
pose in its failure. Colonel Quay says the
large corporations should pay the expenses
Of the al IN inlstration OF the state, but the
supreme court stands as the bulwsrk of the
corporations, and, so far As he and those who
cooperate with him in ate politics are con.
cerned, they have made up theif minds TO
change the composition O! the supreme
court a. rapidly as possible and get a body
that will occasionally decide in favor OF the
state and against the corporations.
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1--we BsOc4 mArkos.

CaiuAso, June 1.-The DroVers' Journal 10
ports CattIe-Receipts, 5000 head shipments,
S.o; market strong; shipping steers. %0 70
a. o.: cows. bulls ana mixed. q OO6 3 60 bulk,
e .063 Is Texas cattle. s!gO6t TO-
aoss.Rseeipts; lst0 head. head & sh,pmsnts' s'9 60
OSLO; packing and shipping. q sj03 10 |; light,
q 5O1i 50 skips. q 0004 50.
sheep-Receipts, 600 head; shtpments,
none |: market weak natives. t30t 80: West.
ern. o sCGt IS; Texans, q 1904 ~; lambs. o. %
03 IS.
East LIHsHTY.--Cattle - Receipts, ZOE head ;
shipments. SIS market slow; prime, :. s00i 80;
cattle shipped to New York, Is cars
Hogs-keceipts. lsD head shipments 800
head /; market firm Philadelphia, o 1905 IS
pigs q 0O0i SO; hogs shipped to New York.
! car.
market fair; prime q COCA lOr fair to good q rs
8 so common. Sl 5Od2 so; yearling lambs, o. so
40 spring lambs. 81 0c9sb0
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Closing Exercises OF the Ltrx Pobhe schools.
The closing exercises OF the Lititz public
schools took place Wednesday evening, In
the Moravian Sunday school chapel under
the direction OF Prof. NJ. Metzger, assisted
by his corp of teachera The doors opened at
6 o'clock and at o'clock the large chapel was
packed. About two hundred pupils took
part in the exercises 1t Is not often that %
many children go through such avsried exer.
else 30 perfectly, and the teachers are to be
congratulated upon the successful training Of
their different schools Following Is the
programme.
PART Chorus, "Joy, Joy, Happy Are
We: two little welcomes; dialogue, "Naca-
ton Fun" recitation, "Cstching the Colt" |;
girls chorus, "Nym pns Of the Ocean Spray;
recitation, "How Katie knocked at the
Door OF Heaven; moving tableau: dia-
logue, "At Our House.; song, When I'm
q Man" recitation, Pride Of Battery B." (;
farce, "Thirty Minutes for Refreshments' +;
boys chorus, "Marseilles Hymn"
PART II Chorus, "Anniversary Song" +;
recitation, "A Little Boys Speech; recita
ton, "Pussy's Glass;; alphabet game rect
tatiop, "Ths Dead Doll'; japanese sisters
recitation, "Persussion"; an acted poem
"a Smack In School" womsn's rights
| recitation, "The Enchanted Shirt; farce
"Tipsy Puddy"E goodnight "Serensde"
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At noon to-day John J. Cochran, son OF the
late John J. Cochran, was united in marriage
to Miss Anna NJ. Keller, eldest daughter OF
John Keller, at the residence Of tho brides
parents, corner OF Duke and Lemon streets.
The relatives aud near friends of the high
contracting parties alone were present and the
ceremony was private. Rev. A. Fichthorne,
of Lew wistown, Pa, cousin OF the bride, per-
formed the ceremony. The newly married
couple left on the Sesshore express at l2:5s
on an textended Eastern tour. The groom q
well known in this commur i!y as the proprit.
tor Of the Enterprise Brass works and secre-
tary of the Columbia rolling mill.
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Cierk Cochrau.s Explanation.

Chief Senate Clerk T. Il. Cochran, of this
city, makes this statement aoou. the rev
enue bill that failed for want OF the signature
Of the president OF the Senate " l have no
ledge OF the bill after the committee OF
conference report on 1t had been submitted
to the Senate and adopted. 1t being
Q House bill, We notified the House
Of the adoption, and then the functions OF
the Senate clerks with regard to the bin
ceased. We had nothing more TO do with
It 1t was the business OF tho message clerk
OF the House in this House bill to see that il
was properly signed and prepared for the
governors signature Even had l seen the
bill, which did no. after the conference re-
port, 1t would still be the duty OF the mes
sage clerk OF the II ,use to see that 1t WAS in
proper condition fer the governors sigma.
ure"
. An affidavit to this effect was signed by
Mr.. Cochran for the Associated Press 10 day.
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APHCPoS6D NEW On UROR.
Taking the Preliminary steps to secure New
Methodtst Church.


A meeting OF the officers OF the Duke
street Methodist church was held ON We'd
nesdsy evening, with Rev. J. r. T. Gray
presiding, and the majority favored the
erection OF Q new church edihce. 1t was de-
cided to call meeting OF the congregation
for Tuesday evening, juno II, when the
question OF q new building will again 10
passed upon. II . msj GRITTY favor new build.
ing the next proceeding will be before the
quarterly conference. That body is made up
OF the presiding elder, aud the official men,
bers OF the church. II that body
favors the new building, Q committee
Is appointed to have plans and
specifications prepared with estimated cost
and when three-fourths OF the cost OF the
building is subscribed the building may be
begun. The sentiment OF the church 10 said
to be strongly In favor OF q new building and
ifso, it Is only matter OF short time before
1t 10 built Those who favor . new building
think tine one can De erected for $4,000.